Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-03-31
Local Expositions.

Next Monday is Township Election
About four inches of snow fell Oh
Sunday.
Bert Duflie was in the village on bus
mess one day last week.
Call at this Office when you want
election slips and tickets.
C.L. Granger visited We editor and
wife few days last week.
Great bargains in gents fine shoes
and boots at Wear IL Paisley's.
K.C. Burdick, of Canada. visited j.
ii. High and family the past week.
Wear d Paisley have improved the
interior of their store 10y coat of
paint
Miss BallentAne, of Brockway, visit
ed her sister, Mrs +. II. Drake, the
past week.
Mrs. Muir andsAIrs Mosser,of AlmOnt
visited with Alex Braidwood and wife
the past week.
Don't pay 80 cts. for Japan r when
you can buy the same for 80 cts. at
Wear Il Paisley's.
VIII Young has returned from the
lumber woods where he has been work
ing the past winter.
For ladies fine and coarse shoes call
on Ovens q Braidwood, they always
keep the best i'll town.
Geo. YOungs returned to this place
after six months steady work in the
lumber woods near RoscOmmon.
1t will be no trouble for Wear n Pals
ley to show you their spring styles III
satines. robes, embrOideries, laces, etc.
if you will call upon them.
Andrew Foster died at his home in
Speaker. on Friday. March %. 1887.
The funeral was held at the NJ. f.
church Oh Sunday, Rev. II. King oflici-
ating.
The small boy has been taking con-
siderable interest III kite flying the
past week. but the weather is too cold
for the fingers this week. therefore he
amuses himself at something else.
S.J. Welch moved with his family
from Peck to this place last week, and
are occupying part of DR.. Mitchells
residence where they will remain until
his own house, now being built near
the mill, is completed.
The committee on bonus for :. O.
Welch x Sons mill has placed the sub
Scription list in the hands of Jas. Brown
for collection. The parties whose
names are subscribed will be called on
in the near future. Please be ready.
There was a man in our town and he
was wOndrOus wise. He jumped into a
bramble bush and scratched out both
his eyes. And when he saw his eyes
were out. with all his might and main.
He bought bottle OF Salvation Oil. and
rubbed them in again.
Elder J. III. Patton will speak next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in y. e..
chapel on the most important living is
sue before the people: "Shall saloons
longer continue to destroy the homes
Of our land" Evening subject, at I
o'clock, "The church and its uses.
Miss Jessie Brown has secured a
school in the neighborhoOd of Capac
and will commence teaching in about
three weeks Miss Anna Aleickle has
also secured a school in the same neigh
bOrhood. Both young ladies are pupils
in our public schools, and it is with
pleasure we learn Of their success.
Brockway Centre bids fair to witness
a bigger building boom this year than
last. AS soon as spring opens new
buildings will go up in every direction.
There is no denying the fact that we
have one Of the finest little villages in
the land, and little exertion by our
men of means in the shape Of additional
manufacturing interests would double
the population in few years.
Pontiac Bill Poster ON Monday \.
B. Donelson, of the Rising sun Stock
Farm, shipped two three year old stall
lions. two brood mares and two filleys.
They were sold e. +. BynchOn, of But
Ter Indiana, and \. Il. Russell, of Burr
Oaks, Michigan. and brought S0.o2o.
He also had an offer the same day of
= | 800 for a six year Old mare, a three
year old stallion and weenling filly. to
go to Fairbury, Nebraska.
At the citizens meeting last Friday
evening in Central Hall. to discuss the
ACCESSIBILITY of giving a bonus of $1.0U
to be paid III two years to the firm of j.
J Livingstone d Co, of Canada, as an
inducement for them to locate their
flax mill in this village. committee
was appointed to solicit subscriptions.
This committee have not lost any time
as they have secured pledges to the
amount Of $500 with fair prospects OF
getting the 81 600. Our citizens have
the right idea In regard TO building up
village and have enterprise enough to
carry out their ideas
In looking over the changes of ads
I'm this issue the new one of G.. &
Meisel a Bro, OF Port Huron. will meet
your notice. This enterprising firm
are doing an enormous business in the
dry goods line Notwithstanding the dull
times the past year One reason for
this is. that they sell the best goods fol
the least money and also they are men
whom everybody delights to do bust.
ness with, being straightforward, up
right and pleasant. Should you be in
Port Huron do not fail to call in and
look over their well assorted stock
This firm does wholesale as well as
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